Volunteer Force Long Service Medal. Edward VII issue with 'Imperator' legend (5265 Pte. F. Mackenzie. 1/V.B. Cameron Hdrs.) Volunteer Force Long Service Medal. Edward VII issue with 'Imperator' legend (5265 Pte. F. Mackenzie. 1/V.B. Cameron Hdrs.) Volunteer Force Long Service Medal. Edward VII issue with 'Imperator' legend (5265 Pte. F. Mackenzie. 1/V.B. Cameron Hdrs.) Volunteer Force Long Service Medal. Edward VII issue with 'Imperator' legend (5265 Pte. F. Mackenzie. 1/V.B. Cameron Hdrs.) Volunteer Force Long Service Medal. Edward VII issue with 'Imperator' legend (5265 Pte. F. Mackenzie. 1/V.B. Cameron Hdrs.)

Volunteer Force Long Service Medal. Edward VII issue with 'Imperator' legend (5265 Pte. F. Mackenzie. 1/V.B. Cameron Hdrs.)

Only awarded to United Kingdom Volunteers

Medal verification: Awarded in 1909, reference 'Inverness Courier' issue of, 25 May 1909, pertaining to presentation of Volunteer Long Service Medals:

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Ex-Cyclist Finlay Mackintosh, joined 17 May 1883, resigned 21 October 1907; interrupted service of 24 years

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The recipient was Private Finlay Mackintosh (sometime resident of Laggan) who was a long serving member of the 'F', or 'Badenoch' Company, 1st Volunteer Battalion Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, that was centred on the Highland town of Kingussie, Inverness-shire, Scotland

A well-known local man, the former 'Highland-Cyclist' was also a 'Crack-Shot' of considerable repute, who won numerous prizes, trophies and awards, for his prowess with the rifle, while shooting in regimental and national shooting competitions for 'Badenoch Company' of the Cameron's.

A desirable volunteer medal to a confirmed 'Badenoch' man.

Condition: Toned GVF

Code: 22369